About the WorkshopThe Workshop on Society and the Environment provides a meeting space for faculty and students in Sociology, BSOS, and around the University with common interests. Run as a seminar series, it engages graduate students and faculty to present research in-progress and prepare collaborative projects. In Fall 2018, the workshop will be held once a month on Wednesdays at 10:30-12 in the Seminar room in 1101 Art-Sociology.
Blog posts from past workshopsPSE WORKSHOP REFLECTIONS: MELISSA A. KENNEY "“INDICATORS: ARE THEY USEFUL FOR DECISION-MAKING?" by Amanda Dewey and Mary DeStefano
PSE WORKSHOP: "A SAMPLE-BASED ESTIMATION OF TREE COVER CHANGE IN HAITI BETWEEN 2002 AND 2010" by Gabriela Vaz Rodrigues SOCIAL MOVEMENT EXPANSION AT THE PEOPLE'S CLIMATE MARCH by Dana R. Fisher and Anya M. Galli PSE WORKSHOP REFLECTION: MARINA MALAMUD’S “RESOURCE-BASED CONFLICT IN LATIN AMERICA: FROM BORDER DISPUTES TO INTERNAL BATTLES FOR LAND CONTROL” by Thomas Crosbie SURVEYING THE ORGANIZATIONAL LANDSCAPE OF URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP by Anya M. Galli FROM DIAGNOSIS TO SOCIAL DIAGNOSIS: A SOCIAL SCIENTIST’S GUIDE TO ‘DIAGNOSING’ ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS by Tania Jenkins STUDYING SOCIETY & THE ENVIRONMENT THROUGH ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITES by Anya M. Galli SCIENCE AS POLITICAL STRATEGY by Joseph Waggle |
Research
UMD faculty and graduate student scholars produce socially vital and politically relevant research on society and the environment.
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